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I had one time as a child I met the man one of my mom's friends was dating. I met him and didn't like him at all. I told my mom that and she didn't have me over at that friend of her's house unless she was there. Many months later that man abused the son of my mom's friend. Putting him in a dog cage and physically abusing him. That is probably the main instance I can think back to.
The second one is the boyfriend of one of my friends. She was dating this guy I knew little about. I had been hearing about this guy through the grapevine all through school. Didn't know much about him myself. Didn't even know what he looked like. Which is funny due to the fact that I apparently had met him once or twice before the first true meeting in my eyes. I was at work when my best friend invited the female friend of ours into the job with her boyfriend. I finally saw him face to face. I didn't know the name of him yet, but the moment I saw his face, I did not like him. Something in me screamed to not like him. I never had that aside from the dad earlier. From that moment on, I could not trust in my heart to ever be close. My friend, she dated him for years. Over time, things trickled out revealing his bad sides. Before long, they eventually broke up and I learned how bad he was. Threatening to kill mutual friends and I think there was physical abuse. My friend, she told me, she realized I never liked him. She had no concrete reason, but she eventually learned that on her own. Luckily, he's out of her life now which is good. But too late in my eyes, since the damage is done. But she's better now. She's got a kid with a mutual of ours.
Last guy, he's not one I felt was evil, but I simply did not like him. He was just a shithead. He was a reddit atheist type that felt he was smarter than everyone. He was book smart but at the same time felt retarded. We know those types. Apparently now is trooned out. So I guess is fitting of the reddit archetype.